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Confession: Secretly, I didn’t mind my ovarian issues because it meant running sans period for over 5 years! Yes, it’s horrible and awful that I went through some crazy kind of menopause at 30…. But […]
A few years ago, I started hearing whispers of ultrarunners crushing their uber long trail workouts thanks to the now legal Colorado trade of marijuana. I was intrigued, but not really sure how getting baked […]
This post is sponsored by iHerb, all thoughts and opinions are my own. You’ve finished the race, you’ve crossed 26.2 off your bucket list, you’re flying high…until the ache, the cough, the unbearable runny nose! […]
You know I like talking digestion right? It’s the unsung hero of healthy bodies!! I was reminded of that again in Costa Rica chatting with so many who had found better health after talking to […]
Have you ever wondered if your lack of energy, frequent colds or mood could be related to your digestion? No? Then you haven’t been to a holistic doctor! Those of us who have been down […]
A few years ago a great functional medicine doctor introduced me to the idea of fixing my digestion to lose those stubborn pounds {and freaking feel better!}. I’d never heard of this concept and since […]
We’ve shifted to a culture that seems to idolize being busy. You know what I”m talking about…many conversations are some variation of sharing our to do list: “Whew, I’m so busy, the kids have games […]
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Have you ever heard stories about people who were misdiagnosed with terminal illness and died only months later? Or someone who refused treatment and by all accounts miraculously went in […]
Last week I sat down with a group of girls to catch up and realized rather quickly we all had one ailment or another from apparently being about 80 years old and athletes. Because this […]
After another call today to schedule another test to poke and prod me, I find my fears creeping up and tears stinging my eyes. Of course the call is only moments before I jump in […]
